(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks fell, extending a $2.1
trillion global rout, on speculation the world's largest economy
will slow after a report showed a slump in U.S. housing investment.
Toyota Motor Co. and James Hardie Industries NV led declines
among companies that rely on U.S. sales. Canon Inc. and Nintendo
Co. paced a drop by Japanese exporters after the yen strengthened
against the dollar, eroding the value of their overseas sales.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
trillion global rout, on speculation the world's largest economy
will slow after a report showed a slump in U.S. housing investment.
Toyota Motor Co. and James Hardie Industries NV led declines
among companies that rely on U.S. sales. Canon Inc. and Nintendo
Co. paced a drop by Japanese exporters after the yen strengthened
against the dollar, eroding the value of their overseas sales.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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